And God Said Let There Be Beer., What's your favorite?

Not only will I second that, if your serving thirds, I'll have one of those too.

United Carlton Breweries. Durring the short time I was deployed to OZ I was luckly enough to sample Victoria Bitter, Melborne Bitter, and Red Back, the beer with the bite.

While in Chicago, I discovered a Russian beer and a Lithuanian ale, the names of neither of which I can pronounce. They have excellent flavor and body and are "high test".
I haven't found them here yet, so I am sticking with Sam Adams until I do.

That's like picking out a favorite of my children, but we'll try to narrow it down.

Belgium white ales, Stouts, some IPA's, Porters, amber ales...yep, pretty much I just love beer

Sláinte

AMEN Brother Herrerano!

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Derailment Spills 20,000 Gallons of Beer

CHILHOWIE, Va. - Fourteen cars of an 83-car Norfolk Southern train derailed near an industrial park, leaving the area smelling like a brewery Thursday.

About 20,000 gallons of beer leaked from three cars of the Roanoke-bound train, said railway spokesman Robin Chapman.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor..._st/derail_beer

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Oh, the horror!

Never been a great consumer of beer but as a Scot living in Oz, my choice would be VB, Victorian Bitter which is not too bad at all

Sounds like you fowk are sae deprived because yae canna get the micro-beer we hae oot west. Port Townsend Brewery Scotch Ale for example. Or how aboot Boundary Bay Inside Passage India Pale Ale. Go west young loons and ye'll be spoiled fur anywhere else! - Vorlich

Depends what kind of

I think if you want there to be beer in heaven for you...there will be!

~Adam~

I'm not a big beer drinker, but may I add my two cents in here anyway? My favorite beer is the Pumpkinhead Ale from Salem Beer Works. I like the spices they add to it, but don't worry - it's just a hint of spice. Enough to make things interesting. Their website is: http://www.beerworks.net/html/menu_drink.html
I think they have something in there for everyone!

My hubby says I'm most fond of Scottish Ales ( his term). He used to brew his own beer, and would make a batch of Scottish Ale for me whenever possible. He'd still like to brew, just hasn't found the time needed for it lately. I've given up buying perishable supplies for him, as they always seem to go bad before he can use them. It's something he always really enjoyed, so I'm hoping he'll get a chance to get back to it this winter. If he does, I'll let you all know what he brews and how it turns out. (Just to show you how keen he was on brewing, he was in the middle of a batch when I went into Labor with our eldest. He told the Doctor what he was doing, and they both decided he should finish before we left for the hospital!!)

Dreamer1

Thank God you had a doctor with his priorities straight!

He just made hubby promise to give him some when it was ready to be tasted -- true Brit!

Dreamer1

My favorite, Kinsale Ale, I had in Ireland. I have searched here in the US, but it is not distributed in the US.
So, my beer of choice here is Harp.

~Mark

I like pretty much any beer, I have to have it with salt in it. I also like dark beer. I picked up a bad habit in Mexico, now I like lime in my beer. STRANGE huh?

toilichte nuadh bliadhna
Happy New Year!